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The 2013 Annual Tree Sale Pick-up is:

 April 26th in Malone at the Office (Ag Service Center at 151Finney Blvd)

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April 27th in Saranac Lake at the Lake Colby Beach Parking Lot (across from the hospital)

There are a few berries, shrubs and trees left, it is not to late to order. Quinities are very limited now...

 

Check out TAP Industries, one of our excellent new contacts! (click on the logo)

TAP Logo

 

 

Our next board meeting is April 16th  at 7PM, here at the Ag Service Center. All are welcome.

Click here for the agenda and minutes of past meetings.

 

 

Our Mission

 

       The mission of the Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District is to promote wise management of our natural resources through a wide variety of quality conservation and educational programs to the landowners, land-users and municipalities of Franklin County.

What is FCSWCD

          Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District is one of 58 Conservation  Districts in New York State and one of many in the United State. Working together with individuals and other agencies FCSWCD provides technical assistance as well as education on soil, water and related natural resources. All are welcome to stop by or call our office for assistance and information on anything related to the environment.

Providing Today......

                                Protecting Tomorrow !

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Updated: January 2013

 

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